'Through this imprint, we aim to publish sharp, relevant, and engaging non-fiction'

Bloomsbury India has announced a new collaboration with independent publishing house Say Again Press, marking a significant step toward amplifying diverse and underrepresented voices in the Indian literary landscape.

Under this partnership, Say Again Press will operate as an imprint in collaboration with Bloomsbury India.

The alliance is expected to bring a fresh wave of literary fiction, non-fiction, and experimental works to a wider readership.

. Through this collaboration, its editorial independence and creative direction will remain intact, while benefiting from Bloomsbury India’s distribution network, marketing strength, and industry presence.

Publishing insiders view the move as part of a broader trend of established publishers partnering with smaller, niche imprints to foster innovation and diversify their catalogues. The collaboration is also seen as a response to growing reader demand for original, inclusive, and thought-provoking content.

Commenting on the collaboration, Rahul Srivastava, Managing Director of Bloomsbury India, said: This partnership with Say Again Press reflects our shared belief that great ideas deserve to be both impactful and accessible. Through this imprint, we aim to publish sharp, relevant, and engaging non-fiction that speaks directly to today’s time-conscious reader, without compromising on depth or quality."

Say Again Press founder Amrita Tripathi added, “We are committed to bringing readers compelling books in this age of fragmented attention spans, along with thoughtfully curated experiences.”

The initial publishing slate includes Fullback: Pargat Singh’s Journey, a definitive autobiography of Indian hockey legend Pargat Singh, co-authored with journalist Sundeep Misra. The Say Again Essentials series will feature titles such as Lead Yourself and Be Heard, offering leadership insights from prominent voices including Shereen Bhan, Amit Varma, Raj Mariwala, and Keshav Suri. The list will also include works by Devika Rangachari, Vivek Law, Anu Singh, and Dr Shubham Pant, among others.